United States, Georgia, Putnam County, Eatonton, 33.3268, -83.3885Owens, Hubert B.1968-11Located at: 114 Madison Avenue, Eatonton, Ga.In 1816, the Eagle Tavern Inn, owned by Thomas T. Napier, occupied this site. William Wilkins bought the inn in 1830, and the property was purchased by Andrew and Alexander Sydney Reid in 1835. They changed the name of the inn to Reid's hotel. By 1846, Andrew Reid was the sole owner, and he converted the inn into a private home with the assistance of builder James M. Broadfield. The Greek Revival House features twelve wooden Doric columns. Subsequent owners include Francis Asberry Leverette, James M. Rainey, Mr. & Mrs. Emerson Foote Bronson, and Eunice Bronson (Frank P.) Stubbs. Stubbs donated the home to the Eatonton-Putnam County Historical Society in 1985.Slide annotated: "Eatonton, Ga. Bronson House, 114 Madison Ave."Date of structure: 1816.image/jpeghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/Eatonton-Putnam County Historical Society, Inc.Greek Revival (Architecture)EuropeanWood (plant material)MarbleMetamorphic rockRockHousesDwellingsHistoric house museumsMuseumsExhibition buildingsTavernsCommercial buildingsHotels (public accommodations)Dental officesOfficesEntrancesOpenings (architectural elements)Architectural elementsArchitecture--Georgia--EatontonArchitecture--Georgia--Putnam CountyHistorical societiesNapier, Thomas T.--Homes and hauntsWilkins, William--Homes and hauntsReid, Andrew, 1806-1865--Homes and hauntsLeverette, Francis Asberry, 1845-1895--Homes and hauntsRainey, James M.--Homes and hauntsBronson, Emerson Foote--Homes and hauntsStubbs, Eunice Bronson, 1896-1985--Homes and hauntsEntrance (Bronson House, Eatonton, Ga.)Entrance (Napier-Reid-Rainey-Stubbs House, Eatonton, Ga.)Entrance (Eagle Tavern, Eatonton, Ga.)StillImage